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Re: Tests on Windows

From: Ben Collins-Sussman <sussman_at_collab.net>
Date: 2003-07-12 14:21:33 CEST

"D.J. Heap" <dj@shadyvale.net> writes:

> I'm having several ra_local test failures on Windows as of r6455. I
> haven't run them for a couple of weeks, so I don't know when it
> started. The same revision on the same machine dual-booted to RH9
> passes all ra_local tests just fine. I've posted the failed test log
> to http://www.shadyvale.net/files/tests.log if anyone cares to take a
> look.
>

That's kind of mysterious; I know that Branko said that the 0.25
tarball passed all tests on win32.

> Some of the tree-unequal failures look like the test is expecting the
> output in a certain order, so even though the tree has the same
> content, it is not coming in the order the test expects and so fails.

You misunderstand the tests. The whole reason the tests continually
compare tress is to exactly *avoid* the issue of ordering. :-)

So the errors you see aren't about ordering; it about the fact that
the expected and actual trees have different structures. It's the
standard test failure message. Take a read through
subversion/tests/client/cmdline/README to understand the big picture.

> And a couple of the failures look like they could be due to the
> (presumed) FS race on Windows, but there used to be just one test
> (commit-21, I think) that would fail now and then. Now I get between
> 6 and 10 failures every time.

Are they the same tests failing all the time? Or is it always changing?

> Is anyone else running the tests regularly on Windows or seeing
> failures like these or have any helpful ideas or anything...?

We have an 'svn-breakage' mailing list -- you should subscribe.
Branko has nightly build/test boxes that mail their results to that
list. He used to test win32 nightly, but hasn't been doing so lately.

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